A NEW LOOK: NIGHT FOLD Foldwing now plays under a night sky. Your line glows tangerine, its reflection follows in moonlight, and a wall warms as your line, or its reflection, comes close. The game now fills the whole screen of taller iPhones. THREE STARS FOR YOUR LINE Each of the 300 mazes now holds three stars: one for clearing it, two for a line within 1.25× par (the solver's proved route), three within 1.10×. Stars measure the line you draw, never your attempts: a crash never costs a star, and neither does a reveal. A live meter shows the stars your line is on pace for as you draw. A NEW WIN When your line closes, the figure lights up and your stars land one by one. The new result card shows your line against par, your time, everything the win earned and your chapter's progress, and its Next button shows the next maze. One star short? Retry is one tap away. LEVELS AS A JOURNEY Each chapter is now a page of its own: twenty mazes along a winding path, with your own figure and its stars in every maze you have folded. THE SOUND OF A PEN You hear your pen on the paper, brighter the faster you draw, and each obstacle you pass plays the next note of a rising marimba phrase. DAILY MISSIONS Three small goals a day, the first always today's Daily. Each one pays a reveal the moment you finish it. STREAK BOOKMARKS Your Daily streak now earns bookmarks, up to two at a time. Miss a day and a bookmark covers it. Missed one with no bookmark left? Now and then, a streak broken by a single day can be repaired with a short video. CHAPTER REWARDS Every chapter of 20 mazes pays reveals at the halfway mark and again when you finish it. Streak milestones pay too. A NEW STORE Your reveals are one tap from the store, Remove Ads now also makes skips and streak repairs free, and a one-time starter pack may appear after your first few wins. REMINDERS AT YOUR TIME Only if you allow notifications. They now arrive a little before the time you usually play, give you a heads-up before a streak ends, and grow rarer, then stop, if you take a break. ALSO Clearer first lessons that show you exactly where your reflection hit a wall, a new logo and icon, and fixes.

AN OPENING The game now opens on the studio mark, with sound, and gets out of the way the moment you touch it. The Sound switch governs it like everything else. MUSIC, AND SOMETHING FOR CLEARING A LEVEL A quiet bed that never repeats itself plays under the game, and clearing a level now sounds like clearing a level. Both live behind switches in Settings. A DAILY LEADERBOARD, AND ACHIEVEMENTS The Daily Fold — one maze a day, the same one for everybody — is now ranked through Game Center, and eight achievements track the campaign: your first fold, ten, fifty, a hundred, medals, a flawless run, and a week of dailies in a row. Both open from Settings. THE STORE IS ON THE HOME SCREEN Every pack in one place instead of only appearing when you run out, each row carrying what it actually gives you. ONE REMINDER A DAY, IF YOU WANT IT An optional evening note that today's fold is up. Asked for only after you have finished one, never at launch. SHARE YOUR RUN AS A VIDEO Any level you clear can now be sent as a short clip: the misses, then the line that worked, drawn at the speed you drew it, with the sound of the run. Built from your own strokes rather than recorded, so there is no HUD and no watermark — just the maze, the ink, and the mark folding shut at the end. THE GALLERY SHOWS THE WHOLE BOARD Saved figures used to float on blank paper. Each card now carries the maze it was drawn through, the solution inside it, and the time — the same picture that leaves your phone when you share it. MORE WAYS TO GET REVEALS Reveal packs of 10, 20 and 30, alongside the free daily one and the optional video. Remove Ads still includes unlimited reveals. QUIETER ADS Interruptions now ease in over a session instead of arriving at a fixed interval — nothing at all for the first few minutes, and never on top of an offer you were already being shown. FIXES The win line reads in plain words instead of a ratio. Floating buttons no longer cover the start dot. A daily top-up could repeat itself on a device whose clock had been moved; it cannot now.

All 95 generated levels rebuilt to be sharper and far more demanding: tighter corridors, more moments where both halves of the screen squeeze the line at once, and a difficulty curve that starts sooner and climbs higher. Every level is still machine-proved to leave room for a human hand.